阿尔夫·罗斯
说一条规则是有效的法律,就是预言法院会适用它,因为法官感到受它约束;“所有权”之类的词本身什么也不指称,而是把条件与后果联系起来;没有进一步内容的“正义”只是在表达情感。
定位
丹麦法哲学家,斯堪的纳维亚法律现实主义的代表人物:有效的法律是法院实际上感到受其约束并加以适用的规范;正义、自然权利以及其他没有经验内容的概念表达的是情感,而不是知识。
核心思想
- 有效法律作为可预测的法院实践
- 对自然法的批判
- Tû-tû:法律词语作为工具
- 命令逻辑中的罗斯悖论
老师: 阿克塞尔·哈格斯特罗姆
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阿克塞尔·哈格斯特罗姆 师从
师从
After Copenhagen had rejected his work on the sources of law as a legal dissertation, Ross went to Uppsala in 1928–29 to study with Hägerström and took a doctorate in philosophy there with Theorie der Rechtsquellen (1929). Den Store Danske (lex.dk), “Alf Ross”; A. Ross, Theorie der Rechtsquellen (1929)
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阿克塞尔·哈格斯特罗姆 › 1868–1939
作品
立场
Ross is on the map as a leading, systematic theorist of Scandinavian legal realism, which joined Hägerström’s critique of metaphysics with the empiricism of the Vienna Circle. In “On Law and Justice” (1953) he defined valid law as the set of norms that actually operate in the minds of judges, who feel bound by them and apply them; a statement about valid law is therefore a prediction, with a certain probability, of how the courts will decide. Concepts such as ownership or claim refer to nothing in themselves – his essay “Tû-Tû” compares them to the taboo word of an invented tribe – but serve to link sets of facts with sets of legal consequences. Natural law and appeals to “justice” without further content he regarded as expressions of emotion that can be used to justify any demand. In logic he observed that from “you ought to post the letter” one seems entitled to infer “you ought to post the letter or burn it”; this “Ross’s paradox” became a test case for deontic logic. H. L. A. Hart’s review of 1959 questioned whether legal validity can be reduced to predictions and feelings of being bound, a debate that shaped legal philosophy after both. Ross also wrote influential books on democracy and on international law.
生平与背景
Alf Ross was born on 10 June 1899 in Copenhagen and studied law there, graduating in 1922. He then worked in Vienna with Hans Kelsen, whose pure theory of law shaped his early thought. When the University of Copenhagen rejected his dissertation on the sources of law, he went to Uppsala, where he studied with Axel Hägerström and took a doctorate in philosophy in 1929; Copenhagen awarded him a doctorate in law in 1934. From 1938 to 1969 he was professor at the law faculty of the University of Copenhagen, teaching constitutional and international law and legal philosophy. From 1959 to 1971 he was a judge of the European Court of Human Rights. He died in Copenhagen on 17 August 1979.
其他主要作品
- Theorie der Rechtsquellen (1929)
- Virkelighed og Gyldighed i Retslæren (1934)
- Imperatives and Logic (Theoria 7, 1941)
- Hvorfor Demokrati? (1946; Why Democracy?, 1952)
- Om ret og retfærdighed (1953; On Law and Justice, 1958)
- Directives and Norms (1968)
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